Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in California

This is technically a criminal law question, even though it involves collection of debts. The only thing I can tell you is to set the matter for a hearing, and beg and plead with the judge for some sort of installment plan to repay the fine, while restoring your license immediately. Most judges who hear these matters are not entirely without a heart, and at a minimum, perhaps they can restore your license with a restriction allowing you to use it only for work purposes. Otherwise, you need to find a way to borrow the money to get your license restored, or this will continue to spiral out of control.

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.I agree with Dale, and I would add make sure you get insurance immediately! Same goes for the registration. Go to court explain your situation and see if the judge will reduce the fine and let you make payments or do community service instead of the fine. Also take care of it now because the longer you what the more of a problem this will become.

Good luck.